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For Classified Ad Results BROOKLYN EAGLE, SUNDAY. MARCH 5, 1939 Telephone MAin 4-6200 Church Societies Are Active-Engagement-Marriage Announcements Made Lynbrook Clubs The Rector's Aid Society of Christ Episcopal Church will hold a Lenten luncheon tomorrow at the home of Mrs. A. F. Koure, Maiden Lane.

Mrs. E. D. Pohlman, president of the society, and Mrs. H.

J. Meyers will be co-hostesses. The first games in a series of tournament bridges, to be sponsored by the Lynbrook Chapter, O. E. will take place tomorrow.

Mrs. Eugene Burden is in charge. Tomorrow's games will be played in the afternoon at the homes of the following members of the chapter: Mrs. Jules Schillinger, 29 Earle Mrs. Carl Haessig, 46 Winter Mrs.

Raymond Fischer, 53 Oak and Mrs. John C. Perry, 118 Union Ave. In the evening the homes of Miss Muriel Lutz of 76 Sherman St. and Miss Eda Ulmer of 7.

Clifford St. will be open for games. Mrs. John Fox w22 entertain at a dessert bridge tomorrow at her Birch St. home, for the members of the Ray-Lyn Club.

The next meeting of the Lynbrook Unit of the Nassau County Home Bureau is planned for Wednesday at St. James Recreation Hall. Mrs. James Knipe will be hostess to the members of the Lucia Balcam Study Club on Thursday afternoon at her Remsen St. home.

Percy Brook give a pipe organ recital musicale at his home, 11 Derby Court, March 30, for the benefit of the club. Election of officers and committee appointments will feature a meeting of the Lynbrook Auxiliary to the South Nassau Communities Hospital tomorrow at the home of Miss Janet Cole, Northumberland Gate. Miss Ethel Ulmschneider is chairman of the nominating committee. A food demonstration, card party and tea will be held on Tuesday by the Gold Circle of St. John's Lutheran Church.

Mrs. Charles Krull will be hostess at her East Rockaway home. On the evening of the same day the group will have a regular meeting at the home of Mrs. Charles Grandgerard, Rocklyn Ave. The recreation room of St.

James M. E. Church will be the scene of a fashion show on Tuesday night, held by the Silver Circle of the church. Mrs. Robert Mead, chairman, has as her assistants Mrs.

E. C. Bird, Mrs. George Allin, Mrs. Alfred Allin and Mrs.

John Perry. A bridge and card party will be held on Saturday at the Elks Clubhouse. The three organizations which sponsoring the affair are: the Women's Club of Congregation Beth-David, the Sisterhood of Temple Emanu-El and Nassau Chapter of Hadassah. Serving on the comMrs. Murray George mittee are Mrs.

Murray, Rappaport, Knopp, Mrs. Melvin Karpf, Mrs. Meyer Greenberg, Mrs. Leo Coslow, Mrs. George Weinstein, Mrs.

Joseph Kuken, Joseph Rappaport, Mrs. Harry Springer, Mrs. Philip EisMrs. Joseph Warschauer, Mrs. Herman Weinstein, Mrs.

Robert Weinstein, Mrs. Fred Potlow, Mrs. Stanley Lee, Mrs. Henrietta Weinberg, Mrs. Morris Fannenbock, Mrs.

Eric Pick, Mrs. William VanAalten, Mrs. David Pearlstein, Mrs. Leo Kaiser, Mrs. Nathan Levy and Mrs.

Aaron Levis. The members of Dorcas Circle, King's Daughters, have completed plans for a luncheon on March 17 in Rockville Centre at Wiona Fischer's. At this luncheon the associate members and the inactive members will be the guests of the active members. The Shakespearean Club of Lynbrook will meet for luncheon tomorrow at the Red Robin. The Lynbrook eaguestor Mercy Hospital will meet afternoon at the home of Mrs.

William J. Kranzer, 28 Nieman Ave. The Women's Club of Lynbrook will have a hit and miss luncheon on Tuesday followed by a regular business meeting at the American Legion clubhouse. The Sub-Juniors of the Women's Club of Lynbrook will meet tomorrow night with Miss Phyllis Jennings. A game party will be sponsored by Court St.

Raymond, Catholic Daughters of America on Tuesday night at the Knights of Columbus clubhouse. Mrs. M. F. Becker is chairman.

Mrs. Walter M. Cotton will be hostess at her Spencer Ave. home on Friday afternoon to the members of the Friday Club. Mt.

Holyoke Club A meeting of the Brooklyn Mount Holyoke Club was held recently at the home of Marjorie Smeltzer, 221 73d St. Miss Smeltzer of the Alumnae Council at the college. Mrs. Frederick Goodrich and Mrs. William James recommended the exhibition of weaving by Dr.

Dole at the New York Club to be sold for the benefit of the scholarship fund. Mrs. Hubert W. Schleuning explained the work of the vocational commitee, including fact that they had more positions waiting than people to fill them. A bridge party will be given by the club for the benefit of the scholarship fund on 21 at the St.

Anne's P. E. Church. Mrs. Stanley Ellsworth is chairman of the bridge committee and her committee consisting of Miss Alice Eidel, Mss Dorothy Nelson, Miss Dorothy Bolles will meet on March 13 at the home of Mrs.

Philip Morehouse, 35 Orange Street. Women's Republican The third annual bridge and tea of the Metropolitan Women's Republican Club will be held in the West Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, tomorrow at 2 p.m. Besides Mrs. Samuel D. Post, president, the committee in charge of the affair consists of Mrs.

William C. Glass, chairman; Mrs. Earl Medlyn and Mrs. E. Peterson, co-chairmen for Manhattan and Brooklyn; Mrs.

J. Walter Bell, tickets; Mrs. William Morgan, prizes. Also on the committee are the vice presidents, Mrs. Walter Shuttleworth, Mrs.

Philip Swart, Mrs. John Patterson and Mrs. Dean Cole; and the captains, Mrs. Dudley Coughlin, Mrs. David Casmir, Mrs.

Forest Rutherford, Mrs. Fred Arnold, Mrs. E. Tu: tino, Mrs. Hugh Reid and Mrs.

J. Dobson, ad Mr. and Mrs. F. C.

Knapp of Laurelton photographed at the Hotel Inverurie, Bermuda, where they are spending a late Winter holiday. (Knudsen photo.) Rockville Centre Dr. Ernst W. Meyer will speak at the Fortnightly Club on Tuesday at 2:15 5 p.m. at the Masonic Temple.

Hi stopic is "National Socialism and the German Nation." Dr. Meyer served for many years as a representative of the German foreign office. Mrs. Alfred G. Mohrman, chairman of the forum committee, will introduce Dr.

Meyer. Mrs. K. Wilson wil discuss "AfFrancis K. Wilson will discuss "AfThe executive board of the Home Mission Society of St.

Mark's M. E. Church will meet tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Joseph O. Wilson.

The Morris School A. will meet at the school tomorrow. in the Home" will be discussed. A regular business meeting will be held tomorrow at the Masonic Temple by the Service Club of Cassiopeia Chapter, O. E.

S. The club will have an afternoon card party on April 12 at the temple. Mrs. H. Waldemar Nelson is chairman.

Mrs. Adolph Becker is president of the club. All parent associations in the village have been invited to attend a parent which Dr. Mary conduct at felucation Hewitt School on Tuesday morning. Other classes will be held each Tuesday this month.

The Rockville Centre Cenacle Guild will meet for a retreat at Lake Ronkonkoma on Thursday. Mrs. Bernard Walsh is councilor. A business meeting will be held tomorrow by the Rockville CentreBaldwin Auxiliary to the National Association of Letter Carriers. Mrs.

Roland Cartier is president. The Rockville Centre League for Mercy Hospital will have a dessertbridge tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Oliver R. McMahon. Mrs.

Henry Alden Jackson chairman. Miss Eleanor Guile will be hostess to the members of the Rockville Centre Service Club tomorrow night. Regular business will be transacted. The club has planned a card party for Friday at the Coco-Cola Bottling Plant. Miss Virginia Wilson is the chairman.

The Past Matrons' Club of Cassiopeia Chapter, O. E. Mrs. William P. Kesel, president, will meet for luncheon on Wednesday at the Red Robin Restaurant, Lynbrook.

Mrs. Silas M. Kentana will be hostess. A concert will be held on Wednesday evening in the auditorium of Morris School by Music Art League of Rockville Centre of which Mrs. James Mattern is chairman.

Albert Renna will conduct a quintet composed of a piano, two violins, and viola. There will be a regular meeting of the Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension on Friday. On Saturday the guild will hold a food, cake and preserve sale in the guild house. Mrs. Dennis Faltot is chairman.

At 12 o'clock on Friday the Women's Auxiliary to the Rockville Country Club will have a meeting at the clubhouse with the president, Mrs. Alva F. Myers, presiding. This will be followed by luncheon and bridge. Mrs.

Myers is hostess. A patriotic program by Girl Scouts will be presented before members of the William Dawes Chapter, D. A. by the program chairman, Mrs. Walter Ebbels, following a business meeting on Wednesday at the home of Mrs.

Joseph O. The regent, Mrs. Herman Warnken, will preside. There will also be a flute duet as part of the program hour of the session. Mrs.

Michael J. Madigan and Mrs. Guy Campbell will be the assistant hostesses. Mrs. Seward George Sherwood will open her Hempstead Ave.

home for a meeting of the Women's Guild of the Church of the Ascension on Friday afternoon, Flatbush W. C. T. U. Mrs.

William Hopkins entertained the executive board of the Flatbush W. C. Taste at her home, 194 Rugby Road week at luncheon. The guests were Mrs. Roy Randall, president; Mrs.

L. B. Spaulding, Mrs. F. L.

Scovill, Mrs. W. Cotten, Mrs. Emma Heath, Mrs. N.

P. Andrews, Mrs. E. Moorhouse, Miss Minnie Hopkins, Mrs. E.

W. Samuel, Mrs. E. S. Thompson, Miss L.

Dickey, Miss Grace A. Chapin, Cora B. Annie, Hodgson, Miss M. L. Keenan, Mrs.

Mareon K. Haney, Mrs. Walter Royal Jones and Mrs. Russell G. Sloat, Athena Club The drama department of the Athena Club of Freeport will meet tomorrow afternoon in the high school auditorium.

"One Woman," a one act play, will be presented. Mrs. A. R. Purdy is chairman.

On Wednesday a luncheon and matinee will be held in Manhattan with Mrs. Clare Schuld as chairman. The music department, Mrs. Cornelius Van Reese chairman, will meet March 13 in the auditorium for an afternoon of opera with Jeanette Ann Miller, Lillian Friedman and Cornelius Van Reese. On the 20th of March the home department, Mrs.

Roy R. Gockley chairman, will meet in the community room to hear Mrs. Vera McCrae talk on the use of milk in the diet of adults. The literature department, Mrs. George H.

O'Brien chairman, will meet March 24 with "A Well-Balanced Literary Treat" as the subject. Ruth St. Denis will speak on her new book of memoirs. The art department, Mrs. Gilbert S.

Flint chairman, plans a meeting for March 27. Miss Jean Ballantyne will present her puppets. The junior department, Mrs. P. K.

Winter chairman, will meet tomorrow night at the home of Miss Eileen O'Brien and on March 20 at the home of Mrs. Winter. Relief Society Mrs. George Cohen, newly elected president of the Long Island Auxiliary of the Jewish Consumptive Relief Society of Denver, will be installed with other officers at exer-, cises to precede a cocktail party tomorrow (Monday) in the auditorium of Congregation Sons of Israel, Woodmere. She succeeds Mrs.

Irving Zibner, Rabbi Edward T. Sandrow will be inducting officer, Presiding Justice Leslie J. Ekenberg of the Nassau County Circuit courts and Rabbi David Rubin will be honored guests. A musical program will be featured. Mrs.

Neil Abelowitz is chairman. Ladies Aid The Ladies' Aid Society of St. Mark's Methodist Church will hold its regular meeting, on Tuesday afternoon in Mark's Church House, Beverly Road and E. 21st St. Mrs.

Frederick H. Munkelt is president of the organization. Following the business and devotional sessions, Roy M. Mann will speak on the New York World's Fair. Mrs.

James N. Currie is chairman of the program committee and Mrs. Herbert Gnad is in charge of the program for this meeting. Tea will be served under the chairmanship of Mrs. Arthur Schwartz.

Mrs. Arthur W. Gelston entertained at her home at luncheon and bridge last week in honor of Mrs. Anne Clark Tharp and Mrs. Vivian Orr, president and vice president respectively, of the Dramatic Readers, New York, and Mrs.

Armand L. Bruneau. Patriotic Women Patriotic Women The Society of Patriotic Women of Brooklyn will have a luncheon and meeting at the home of the president, Mrs. Arthur C. Hamlen, 480 Washington on Thursday.

Luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock and the meeting will take place at 2. Legion Auxiliary Legion Auxiliary The American Legion Auxiliary of Kings County will present "Nifties of 1939," an old-fashioned minstrel and review on May 12. County Commander William Halloran will act as interlocutor. The end men will be members of the auxiliary. The committee planning for the event includes Mary Heeren, chairman, Ed Vosberg, director and coach; tickets, Florence Milne, chairman; Mae Naylor, Mabel Robeke; boosters, Mrs.

Rose Fuchs, and publicity, Helen Wyman. The American Legion Auxiliary Glee Club, Mrs. Mary K. Heeren, president, is rehearsing twice a week for a joint concert with the Kings County American Legion Glee Club to be held at the Academy of Music on March 19 at the countywide Americanism meeting. After the concert the group will start rehearsing for the contest at the Auxiliary convention at Albany, Sept.

6, 7, and 8. Montauk Club Women The monthly lecture, luncheon and bridge of the Women's Division of the Montauk Club will be held on Tuesday at the clubhouse. Miss Muriel A. Lyons is chairman of the salmagundi party to be given by the Democratic Junior League of Kings County for the benefit of St. Francis Convalescent Home for Cardiac Children on Thursday at Brace- North Shore Clubs The Girl Scout Town Council of Great Neck will sponsor a dessertbridge at the parish of St, Pauls Memorial Church in Great Neck on March 15.

Mrs. George Pidgeon is acting chairman. The proceeds of the affair will go towards the Scout leadership fund. Mrs. William Barstow heads the committee for the food sale which will be held on March 13 in the Great Neck Won.an's Club sponsored by the Home Economics Committee.

The Great Neck League of Woman Voters will meet on March 17. Alfred Mayhew, superintendent of the Great Neck Schools, will speak. A county session of the Nassau County League of Woman Voters will be held in the gymnasium of Adelphi College, Garden City, on Friday. Dr. Paul Dawson Eddy, president of the college, will preside.

The guest speaker will be Dr. Luther Gulick of Columbia University whose subject will be "Education for American Life." The chorus the Great Neck Woman's Club 43 voices will present their annual Spring concert on Tuesday evening, April 25, in the clubhouse, under the direction of Hugh McAnis, Mrs. Fuller Jarbeau is chairman of the committee. The Philanthropic Committee of the South Strathmore Women's Club will sponsor a food sale on Wednesday afternoon in Munsey Park Center, prior to the regular meeting of the Womens Club. Mrs.

Manuel Cueto and Mrs. Moghtader are in charge. The proceeds will go toward the committee's fund for the Manhasset Health Association and St. Francis Sanitarium. The Manhasset met yesterday afternoon at the home ofMrs.

W. W. Carey of Manhasset Ave. A talk on "Spring Planting" was given by Mrs. Argur Moeller.

The club will sponsor a dessert bridge at Hidden House in Great Neck on April 17. Mrs. Clinton Murray has been appointed chairman in charge by the clubs president, Mrs. Joseph Carr. The first in a series of seven tures Garden Club sponsored and by the the Garden Great Neck: Group of the Great Neck Womens Club was held yesterday afternoon in the Great Neck Womens Club.

This first was entitled "Flower Arrangement." The subjects of the following talks which will be held weekly are: Mar. 10, "Design in Flower Mar. 17, "Color in Flower Mar. 24, "Horticulture, exhibiting and March 31, "Arrangements for Special Occasions and April 7. "Flower Shows; and April 14, "Table Settings." The A.

of the Flower Hill School, Fort Washington, sponsored a lecture on Thursday evening Dr. Robert Speer in the Port Washington High School Auditorium. Dr. Speer, who is an instructor at New York University and a prominent figure in educational conferences, spoke on education and the needs of a child. Mrs.

Ivynetta Smith has been installed as regent of the Comrade Jacob Hults Chapter of the Daughters of the Union of Port Washington. The Strathmore Woman's Club held a fashion show and tea on Wednesday afternoon in the Munsey Park Center under the direction of Mrs. Natalie Morgan. Those who served as models included Mrs. Adrian Clark, Mrs.

Nathaniel Huggins, Mrs. Norman Penny, Mrs. George Connor and Mrs. Arthur Neill. Tea was served by Mrs.

Charles Faldi and the members of her committee. with Mrs. Charles Slicken John Lew presiding at the tea table. The Garden Group of the Plandome Womens Club will hold an open meeting Friday afternoon in the Plandome Village Hall with Mrs. George Bowdem, Mrs.

George Gregory and Mrs. Charles Burford serving as hostesses for the day. "Gretna Green" and "World Without Men" were the titles of the two one act plays presented at the meeting of the Club this week by the members of the Drama Group under the direction of Harry Lambert. den The A. of the Sea Cliff School will sponsor a father and son dinner in the school gymnasium on the evening of March 28.

Mrs. Harry Dean is general chairman. At the of the Munsey Park Womens Club held this week at the Munsey Park Community Center, the members were addressed by Dr. Edward Griggs who spoke on. "Emerson and Spiritual Leadership in Democracy." Miss Dorothy Madeleine Smyrk is chairman of the junior committee for tenth annual card party to benefit the Sheltered Workshop of the Brooklyn A.

I. C. on March 25 at the Hotel St. George. Inglis-Lee Mr.

and Mrs. Edward S. Inglis of 87-17 95th Woodhaven, announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Ethel Veronica Ingles, to Dr. Thomas E. Lee of Manhattan, son of Mrs.

John H. Lee of Washington, D. C. Miss Inglis attended the St. Thomas School of Woodhaven and the Convent of Mt.

St. Vincent at Riverdale, N. Dr. Lee' received his degree of Bachelor of Arts from Syracuse University and Doctor of Medicine from New York Medical College. He is an instructor in the department of surgery at New York Medical College, Flower -Fifth Ave.

Hospital and Metropolitan Hospital. He is a member of the Phi Alpha Gamma medical fraternity and the MeissenUnanimous Club of New York, Ladies Aid Society Mrs. Albert House of 23 Fiske Place is president of Alpha chapter of Theta Theta Upsilon sorority which will have a luncheon and bridge at Beekman Tower, Manhattan, on Saturday. Hempstead Clubs Mrs. Clarence Hilton of West Hempstead will be hostess at the second of a series of four lectures on floral arrangements sponsored by the Hempstead Garden Club on Wednesday afternoon.

Mrs. Michael March of Valley Stream will conduct the lecture and will take "Color in Flower Arrangement" as her topic this week. Mrs. March spoke on "Line and Design" in her lecture lsat week, which was also held at Mrs. Hilton's home.

Mrs. J. J. Stephenson, president of the club, and Mrs. Edward Smith assisted Mrs.

Hilton as hostesses. The women's auxiliary of the Uniondale Civic Association will hold a card and game party at the Tavern on Thursday evening. Serving on the committee on arrangements are Mrs. H. Peterson, chairman; Mrs.

Donald Joy, Mrs. Lawrence Brown, Mrs. William C. Symons, Mrs. William Watson, Mrs.

Jay Davis, Mrs. Ralph McGary and Mrs. Henry Meyers. The Ladies Aid Society gave 8 surprise party in honor of day of Mrs. William N.

MacNeill, wife of the pastor of the Hempstead Reformed Church, on Wednesday evening in the church hall. Mrs. A. Alden Seabury, North Franklin will entertain members of the executive board of the Hempstead-Garden City League of Women Voters on Wednesday morning. Mrs.

John D. Warren, president of the Nassau County League, and Miss Prances Henderson, membership chairman of the New York League, will be guests of honor at the meeting. Jamaica Women's The Jamaica Women's Club, Mrs. O. G.

Alexander president, will celebrate Club Day on Wednesday at the Y. M. C. A. Building in Jamaica.

Mrs. J. P. Mehling is chairman. The music and drama department will present a program of original work by the club members.

The art and crafts department, Mrs. Frank Brennan chairman, will have a field trip to the Cloisters, Manhattan, on March 15. The Junior League, Mrs. Robert Jaynes president, will have a St. Patrick's party at the Y.

M. C. A. on March 16. and a board meeting on Thursday, March 23, at Mrs.

John Jacobs' home. The literature department, Mrs. J. C. Atwater chairman, will meet on March 27 at the Mi.

C. A. Books will be reviewed. The music and drama department, Mrs. J.

P. Mehling chairman, will meet April 3 at the home of Mrs. John Leech. The board of directors will meet tomorrow morning and the membership committee, Mrs. Donald D.

Kittell chairman, will meet Wednesday. Forest Hills Women's The Women's Club of Forest Hills, Mrs. T. Yeoman Williams president, will have a general meeting tomorrow afternoon at the community house. Lucile Barrow Turner will give a musical interpretation of a Negro's life in the South.

Tea will be served. The current events chapter will meet Thursday morning to hear Mrs. Walter Savell speak on "Viewing Our Today With Intelligence Rather Than Emotion." On March 14 the current readings chapter will meet to hear Carolyn Coggins speak on "The Birth, Life and Death of a Book," and on March 28 will gather again. The art chapter will meet on March 15 for the fifth in a series of lectures on art appreciation, by Andrew Popoff. Le Cercle Francais will meet on Friday at 82-28 Abington Road, Kew Gardens, and on March 24 at 81 Greenway, Terrace.

The music present Bernard Gabriel, concert, pianist, and Emile Renan, baritone, in a program of French music on March 27 at the community house. The drama department will present "Over the Teacups" on March 21 at the community house. Mrs. W. R.

Heck is chairman. The executive board will meet on Monday, March 20. Toodmere-Hewlett P. -T. A.

A quiz, open to both men and women, will feature the meeting tomorrow night of the WoodmereHewlett P. T. to be held in the Woodmere High School Auditorium. Michael Plantamura, general science teacher in the Junior High School, will direct the quiz. Mrs.

B. Balfour Haas will preside at a business meeting. On Monday, March 13, the fourth and last in a series of children's program, sponsored by the entitled "The Aviation Show" and given by the Franklin Institute of Philadelphia, Miss Gerde A. Vinje, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Harold Vinje of 1123 Bay Ridge Parkway, is engaged to Albert W. Evans, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Evans of 1073 E. 24th St.

Ritchell Clubs The Rella Ritchell Culture Club will meet on the following dates: Tomorrow afternoon, 118 E. 29th professional group, tomorrow night, 70 Remsen Tusday group, 713 Aveue Flatbush group, Tuesday night, 2045 E. 21st reading group, Wednesday afternoon, 1602 Carroll Ocean Parkway group, Thursday afternoon, 494 2d and Friday group, 1217 E. 22d St. Miss Ritchell will speak on "Benjamin Franklin," by Carl Van Doren, and "Modern Drama," "The Importance of Being Earnest," by Oscar Wilde.

L. I. Panhellenic The Long Island Panhellenic Assocation will meet with their guests on Monday, March 13 at the Garden City Hotel for luncheon and a lecture by Paul Shinkman, newspaperman and foreign correspondent. He will illustrate his talk on "The Story Behind the News" with incidents from his own experiences in Europe in 1938. Mrs.

William W. Wilson 1S charge of reservations. Bridge will follow. Kagan-Harris Miss Sylvia Hope Kagan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Michael Kagan of 684 Riverside Ave. will become the bride of Samuel Morris Harris, son of Mrs. Sarah Harris of 1245 St. John's Place this evening, at 9 p.m. at the Hotel St.

George Roof. The ceremony will be performed by Rabbi Maxwell Sachs. The bride will have her cousin, Miss Ruth Harriet Kagan, as maid of honor, and another cousin, Miss Sheila Hope Rodin, as flower girl. The Misses Augusta Amcher, Frieda Mahl and Beatrice Eisenstein will act as bridesmaids. Sy' Harris will attend his brother as best man, and the ushers will be Charles Michael Kagan, brother of the bride, David Lewis and Murray Berzok.

The couple will go on a wedding trip to Honolulu, sailing from Baltimore through the canal Mexico and then to Los Angeles, from where they will sail to Honolulu. On the return trip they will visit the San Francisco World's Fair, returning to New York in time to visit the "World of Tomorrow." They will live in the Hotel St. George. The Young People's Society of the Kenilworth Baptist Church are entertaining today the young people's groups of the Nostrand-DeKalb Methodist Episcopal Church. Dr.

John McNeill, principal of Erasmus Hall High School, will address them, following which supper will be served. Charles Campbell is president of the group; Robert Trimm, vice president; Thyra Wiren, treasurer, and Marion Catalane, secretary. The semi-annual dinner-dance of the employes of Sears Roebuck Co. will be held in the grand ballroom of the Half Moon Hotel, Coney Island, Tuesday evening. Guest speaker of the evening will be Lee Donahue of the Dale Carnegie School.

Supervising the affair is Harry Marcus of the executive staff. Annual Ball The Sons and Daughters of Liberty will hold their annual ball in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, on Friday, at 8:00 p.m. The proceeds of the affair will go to the Sons and Daughters of Liberty Home for the Aged at Sayville. Anniversaty Party The eighth anniversary dinner and dance of the Mothers Auxiliary of the Helada Sunshine Club, a benevolent organization, will be held in the East Ballroom of the Hotel Commodore, Manhattan, on Saturday, at 7:00 p.m. There will be a brief talk by Mrs.

Helen D. Adams, director. The proceeds will be used to send undernourished children to the club's Summer camp near Kingston, N. Y. Officers of the Auxiliary include Mrs.

Kate Goodstein, president; Mrs. Sylvia Kohen, vice president; Mrs. Hannah Crowley, secretary, and Mrs. Ray Brill, treasurer. Baptist Social Union A meeting of the board of directors of the Long Island Baptist Social Union was held on Tuesday evening at the Central Branch Y.

M. C. A. The president, Dr. Theodore Peterson, presided.

Mrs. Vernon M. Bartlett, secretary, read a report and Mrs. William Paine, treasurer, also reported. The Spring social will be held at the Greene Ave.

Baptist Church on Monday, April 17, Mrs. William H. Lawrence will be chairman of the program. A meeting of the Brooklyn Young Ladies Aid Society as held on Tuesday at The Livingston, Mrs. Esther Rosin, first vice president, presiding in the absence of the president, Mrs.

Anna Heller. Reports were given by Mrs. Estelle Krackov, Mrs. Frences Goodman and Mrs. Fanny Sverdlik.

Acting as hostess for the afternoon was Mrs. Flo Kaplan, who the members in honor of the confirmation of her son, Alvin Kaplan. Mrs. Florence Shalit is the chairman of hospitality. The 31st anniversary of the organization will be celebrated on Wednesday.

A supper and card party will take place on March 26 at the Avenue Temple, Mrs. Augusta Falk, chairman; Mrs. Isabel Bernstein, co-chairman. Son Born Garden City Clubs The Women's Auxiliary of the Garden City Community Church held an executive session followed by a sewing and missionary meeting in the church clubrooms Monday afternoon. Mrs.

Frederick Koch conducted the devotional services and Mrs. John Gardner led the missionary discussion. Mrs. John J. O'Brien and Mrs.

Theodore Grominger preside at the tea table. Mrs. Edward M. Biggs is chairman of the bridgeto be given by the on March 17. The Sivanus Chapter of the Delphian Society met in the Cathedral House on Tuesday to discuss "The French Revolution and Its Sequel." Mrs.

Otis P. Grant is president of the chapter and Mrs. O. P. Herbert was leader of the day.

The Shedowa Club entertained by Mrs. Charles M. DeLand of 3d St. on Tuesday. An exhibit of arrangements of forced blooms of shrubbery was a feature of the day's meeting.

The Garden City Branch of the Woman's Auxiliary of the Nassau Hospital Association held an sewing meeting and luncheon in the Garden City Casino on Monday. Mrs. Edward C. O. Thomas, chairman, presided.

Mrs. Luer L. Wiltbank of Poplar entertained St. Ann's Guild at an afternoon of sewing and tea on Thursday. Mrs.

R. S. Carmichael was co-hostess. The Woman's Golf Club of the Garden City Country Club held a pre-season luncheon and bridge party on Tuesday. More than 200 members and friends attended this affair which was under the direction of Mrs.

Albert H. Alderton, general chairman, assisted by Mrs. Leonard Tingle, president of the Woman's Golf Club, Mrs. Wilton C. Donn, Mrs.

Valentine Willis, Mrs. Francis W. Rauhe and Mrs. Clarence W. Hancock.

The program committee of the Cathedral Club met at the home of the chairman, Mrs. W. Coverly Fischer of 3d St. on Tuesday afternoon to make final arrangements for "Cruise Night" to take place in the Cathedral House on Tuesday evening, March 14. Mary Sandall spoke on "The Psychological Moment" at the Garden City-Hempstead Community Club's dral House on Wednesday afternoon.

March meeting a held in the CatheThe afternoon tea hour in the Casino after the meeting was under the direction of Mrs. Clarence S. Hammond, Mrs. William M. Mackenand Mrs.

Henry H. Treadwell with Mrs. Edwin W. Weeks, Mrs. Gordon Gordon, Mrs.

Leon Rushmore, Mrs. Foster L. Oakley and Mrs. Le Roy G. Edwards pouring.

The club's art department met in the Casino on Friday afternoon to hear Miss Electa McKay in the fifth and last of her illustrated lectures on art and artists. Her subject was "Raphael of Urbino." The welfare committee of the civics department held a meeting Monday in the clubrooms at the Casino. "Whirligig of 1939," the fifth annual scholarship benefit play of the Garden City A. was given on Friday and last evening with a group of the high school students in the cast. Week Blind News Mrs.

Paul F. Baracknan, chairman of Protestant Day for the silver anniversary of Brooklyn's Week for the Blind, which will be held on May 2, 3 and 4 at the Hotel St. George, entertained the denominational chairmen for Protestant Day at tea in the parlors of the Central Presbyterian Church, of which Dr. Barackman is pastor, on Thursday. Assisting her were Miss Grace Stuart Murty, general chairman for the Week for the Blind, and Miss Martha P.

Alderman, co-chairman of Protestant Day. Among the guests present were Mrs. John Wiren, Mrs. Joseph Mills, Mrs. Charles Furman, Miss Kathryn Schoeneck, Mrs.

C. C. Gretsinger, Miss Elizabeth Morgenthaler, Mrs. Henry Oetjen, Mrs. Joseph Anderson, Mrs.

Wilson Phraner, Mrs. Homer BeauBe det, Mrs. Cyrus Wilson, Mrs. Morton Peterson, Mrs. John P.

Baker, Mrs. Frank W. Miller, Mrs. J. Koenig and Miss M.

L. Shaw. Mrs. James M. Roche has accepted the chairmanship the candy committee for the 1939 Week for the Blind A son was born to Mr.

and Mrs. Nathaniel Jay Stern of Forest Hills on Tuesday at Flushing Hospital, Mrs. Stern is the former Miss Ethel Renee Marko, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Marlo of Brooklyn.

Barbados Society The Lady Associates of Barbados Society, Mrs. Howard Shepherd chairman, will hold its annual military bridge and conce in the Don Pedro Room of the Towers Hotel on Friday evening, March 17. F. Howard Johnson is president of the Barbados Society. Other officers include Noel Grant, vice president; Norman King, secretary, who will act as master of ceremonies, and Charles H.

Cox, treasurer. The committee in charge of arrangements includes, besides Mrs. Shepherd as honorary chairman, Mrs. Anne Rock and Mrs. Charles H.

Cox. On the floor committee are Mrs. Percy Gilkes, Mrs. Dora Johnson, Mrs. Evan Blades, Mrs.

Owen Brewster and the Misses Gwen King, Vida Grogan and Betty Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel A. Doctrom of 1054 Park Place will entertain this afternoon at the Towers Hotel at reunion of Camp Lexington.

Holy Name Society The St. Ambrose Holy Name Society will hold its ninth St. Patrick's dance and entertainment on Friday evening, March 17, in the school hall. Co-chairmen for the affair are William E. Murphy and William E.

Lapham. Vice chairmen include Ben Tauriello, Richard McDonough, Al Fuller, Eugene Weber, Anthony Marro, Michael Marro, Robert Rastelli and Thomas Aitkin. Wally Rhodes his orchestra will provide the music." Installation The installation of officers of the Milton Griesbach Post, 726, can Legion Auxiliary Unit, will take place on April 22. The officers are, president, Mrs. Josephine Sorrenttino; first vice president, Mrs.

Violet Lapp; second vice president, Mrs. Dora Vaccaro; secretary, Mrs. Anne Tracy; treasurer, Mrs. Rose Brienza: evecutive committee, Mrs. Maude Baldwin and Mrs.

Elizabeth Malone. and county evecutives, Mrs. Jean Di Persia and Mrs. Lapp. Birthday Party Mr.

and Mrs. Charles Wagner Jr. of 1776 Bedford Ave. entertained on Tuesday at a birthday dinner in honor of their son, Richard Wagner, Among the guests were Mr. and Mrs.

Arthur Kemp, the Misses Marion La Grand, Evelyn Delaney, Catherine Ferry and Leon Kaplan, Dr. Harry Lanza, Dan Butler, Vincent Savarese, Robert Weinberg and Charles O'Connor. Mr. and Mrs. Frank J.

McDermott Jr. of 210 Marine Ave. were entertained at a dinner party Friday evening given by Mr. and Mrs. Ned Goldsmith of Manhattan.

Mr. and Mrs. McDermott are weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Demeter Tarisch of Rye, N.

Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Ellis, Mr, and Mrs.

O. E. Jones and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knepper returned this week to their respective homes in Ohio, after posing the last three months as guests at the Towers Hotel.

Thornton-Kehoe Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Winifred Barbara Thornton of 77 Battery daughter of Arthur Thornton of Riverside, to Edward James Kehoe, son of Mrs. Mary A. Kehoe of Miss 298 13th Thornton attended Bishop McDonnell Memorial High School. Mr. Kehoe attended Xavier High School and was graduated cum laude from the Engineering School of Manhattan College in 1936.

He is now a member of the New York City Fire Department. Mr. Kehoe is secretary of the Sons of Xavier and one of the executive committeemen of Manhattan College Alumni Society. The wedding will take place at 10 a.m. on Saturday, April 22, at St.

Patrick's R. C. Church, Fort Hamilton. The wedding breakfast and reception will be held at the Gold Room of Buckingham Hall, 769 St. Mark's Ave..